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Fosteum Plus is specifically NOT to be taken by anyone with a history of breast cancer.

https://www.drugs.com/disease-interactions/choleca...,fosteum.html#breast_cancer

WOW AliceBastable, did you see who is behind your reference….Drugs.com?? NO, I don't have a financial interest, I like how you describe yourself!

dventi…..I have so many articles written by so many scientists, most of the articles sing the praises of Genistein. My MO and RO both were impressed after reading Fosteum Plus/ Healthcare Professionals. This lengthy article described the medication backed by many scientific studies. The other articles, 1) Clinical Science Review, Soy Isoflavones and Cancer Prevention, 2) Clinical Endocrinology Metab, Breast Safety and Efficacy of Genistein Aglycone for Postmenopausal Bone Loss, 3) Science Direct, Multi-targeted therapy of cancer by genistein. If you want more info I can send it, here is Dr. Levy's phone number, he is really nice and could direct you further 480-483-1410.

Susan

Ok, with a board filled with Activists, Feminists, Civil rights leaders, social justice promoters and progressives how could you go wrong??? I didn't see much in the way of actual studies. We got you message you don't like Fosteum Plus, go find another cause!

Susan

Hi all, I will star twice per year Prolia injection in March for osteoporosis. Can you share your experiences with is drug? Any side effects, or timing for injection advice? These bisphosphonates scare me. I think I read too much

I was taking calcium but it really did a job on my stomach and bowels. My oncologist cut the dose in half then let me stop it altogether when she learned all the problems I was having. I still take vitamin D.

My blood test last week revealed that I was very low on potassium, so she put me on high dose of Potassium Chloride (4 tablets day 1, 2 tablets the next two days, now I'm taking one a day. Blood test next week. The nurse said it was so low that she insisted I go to the drug store and begin taking the tablets that day. If not, I would have to go to her office for an injection.

I never had low potassium. Can cancer medicine reduce potassium? I'm taking anastrozole. I've been taking high blood pressure medicine for more than a decade but never had low potassium.

Catsme and 2fun ----- I have a friend who had BC and is now on Prolia --- I think she's been on it for at least 3 years. She hasn't had any trouble with it. Another friend of mine was on fosamax for years --- it built her bone density up to where she now does not have osteoporosis. She never had any problems. I've read we shouldn't stay on fosamax longer than 3 or 5 years. I was given very large doses of Lupron when I was in my late 30's for fibroid tumor removal. When I was in my late 40's I read that the lupon can cause osteoporosis so I had a Dexa --- sure enough I had the disease. I tried Fosamax for a while, but back then you had to take the pill daily and had to wait for your coffee --- that was the worst part. Anyway, then one day I got indigestion and thought it was from the drug so quit taking it. Now I'm really old and since I never took the drug I had a recent Dexa before I start taking the pill. My spine is fine, but my hip is minus 2.7 --- so I've got some real studying to do. I'm going to take the drug and have yearly Dexa's to see how things go. Make sure you always use the same Dexa machine because I learned many years ago the results vary between facilities.